Divers searching for the source of an ongoing oil spill in the wake of Hurricane Ida that appeared in the Gulf of Mexico have identified that broken one-foot diameter pipeline displaced from a trench on the ocean floor. Talos Energy, the Houston-based company currently paying for the cleanup, said in a statement issued Sunday evening that the busted pipeline does not belong to them. In a statement to the BBC, Talos Energy said the company “will continue to work closely with the U.S. Coast Guard and other state and federal agencies to identify the source of the release and co-ordinate a successful response.” Divers also identified two additional four-inch pipelines in the area that are open and apparently abandoned, The Associated Press reported. The company’s statement did not make clear if oil was leaking from the two smaller pipelines, but satellite images reviewed by AP on Saturday appeared to show at least three different slicks …